"Rolling" fenders.
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Nerd Herder
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"Rolling" fenders.
Well. I have the new Boxster wheels mounted, and Jason- you are dead correct.
I notice some slight rubbing at the rear during cornering (and at higher speeds when the butt squats..) \
i would rather NOT modify the 924S- are there any other options?
the pics- she sure looks a LOT better!!
Old VS New:
FWIW- I know these are standard Boxster wheels, I'm simply stating they came OFF OF a 98 Boxster S (M637?) option. The Tongue wheels were an option for the M637 IIRC.
I notice some slight rubbing at the rear during cornering (and at higher speeds when the butt squats..) \
i would rather NOT modify the 924S- are there any other options?
the pics- she sure looks a LOT better!!
Old VS New:
FWIW- I know these are standard Boxster wheels, I'm simply stating they came OFF OF a 98 Boxster S (M637?) option. The Tongue wheels were an option for the M637 IIRC.
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I cant believe how "updated" it looks.. and she's happy with a TON of new parts.. the 8mm wires make a helluva difference!
alarm and starter button goes in tomorrow.
alarm and starter button goes in tomorrow.
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3" and 5" more contact???? I'd say less than an inch total on the front (10mm each side) and a little over 2.5" on the rear (30mm each side).
I love the look of these wheels on this car...nice choice Chris!!!
-Jason
I love the look of these wheels on this car...nice choice Chris!!!
-Jason
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I got to tell you Chris your car looks allot better than your avatar. You know that you are known by the company you keep. You really might want to "low profile" that stuff!